Pandemic potential? What to know in Florida about bird flu outbreak. • Orlando’s LGBTQ+ church leaders hope to open doors to all
 Orlando Morning Report Sunday, June 23, 2024 | | |
| | | | School-zone speeding tickets | Bird flu outbreak | LGBTQ+ church leaders Good morning. It's Sunday, June 23, 2024. The weather forecast features clouds with a high of 90 and low of 75. Click here for more weather. Want to go deeper? Why not sign up for one of our focused newsletters such as Political Pulse on the latest election and government news. Sign up here. | | | | The city would put the devices at 23 schools initially, rising to 60 more over time. Drivers would get the tickets in the mail, with a link to a video of their offense. | | | | | H5N1, a bird flu virus, is infecting dairy cows, alarming researchers as it inches closer to humans. | | | | | The United Methodist Church's decision to allow openly gay clergy has breathed extra joy into this month's Pride celebration for LGBTQ+ church leaders. | | | | | Ethics panels will be allowed to investigate complaints only if someone with personal knowledge "other than hearsay" is willing to identify themselves by name and file a complaint under oath. | | | | | The governor's office announced Friday evening he had signed 14 bills from and vetoed three. Among the other bills he signed was a measure that revamped ethics laws. | | | A former top law enforcement official is suing Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, saying he was forced to resign after defying illegal orders. Former Florida Law Enforcement Chief of Staff Shane Desguin said DeSantis ordered the illegal surveillance of migrants and carried out a plan to fly them to Massachusetts despite warnings the action could be kidnapping. Deguin also said DeSantis ordered the arrest of neo-Nazi demonstrators despite their protections under the First Amendment. Desguin was forced to resign after an internal investigation showed he had an inappropriate affair with a subordinate and recklessly pointed a gun at a coworker during an impromptu safety demonstration, | | | | | Some outlets played a decision by Florida's First District Court of Appeal as a loss for Gov. Ron DeSantis, because it did not rule against his claim that he has an "executive privilege" to deny public records. But neither did the court say he does not have such a right, and that means those seeking records from the governor's office can expect delay after delay. | | | | | People like Florida's U.S. senators have an odd way of denying that anyone is coming after contraceptives or IVF and then voting to deny guaranteeing access to contraceptives and IVF, writes columnist Pat Beall. | | | | | Stan Van Gundy: "I think JJ will do a great job as long as the Lakers' expectations are somewhat reasonable – something they haven't been in a long time." | | | | | Once on the verge of an NHL championship sweep, Florida has watched Edmonton rattle off three straight wins going into Monday's winner-take-all showdown | | | |
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